Daren Hui 丨 Farmers Embroidery Cooperative comes to large orders

On August 20th, in the professional cooperatives of Ayiguli embroidery farmers in Ballak Village, Talrak Township, Takai County, Ayigli McMati taught the embroidery skills to the employees of the cooperatives. Jiang Weilian Photo

(Jiang Weilian, a reporter from Xinjiang Daily, a reporter from Xinjiang Daily) "Da Da Da Da ..." Recently, in the professional cooperative of Ayili embroidered farmers in Bazhou, Talrak Village, Talrak Township, Terrace Prefecture, the embroidered girls are Customers are rushing to make embroidery, and the person in charge of the cooperative, Ayi Guli Mc Mai, explained the embroidery acupuncture to the embroidery girls from time to time.

"Everyone hurry up. This batch of embroidery must be urgent and high in quality. It will soon be sent to Shanghai." Ai Guli said.

The cooperative was established in 2015. Talking about the original intention of founding the cooperative, Ayiguli said that her mother was a tailor. Under the influence of her mother, she liked sewing and embroidery technology since she was a child. After getting married, when I saw that the women in the village mostly brought their children at home, they wanted to start a factory to drive women to employment.

In 2012, Ayi Guli accidentally saw an enrollment information of an embroidery professional training school on TV, and called to contact, and then went to a vocational skills school in Shajiche to conduct a three -month study. After the successful school, her idea of ​​running an embroidery factory is even stronger. Thinking that she would not manage, she went to Tsinghua University for a year of business management.

In September 2015, with the help of relatives and friends, Ayi Guli raised 800,000 yuan in funds, purchased machinery and equipment, and founded the professional cooperatives of Ai Guli embroidery farmers in Bazhou.

"The gap between theoretical knowledge and practical operations in textbooks is very large. At the beginning, I also touched the walls. The product quality was too low, the types were too small, and the market sales channels were not smooth." Ai Guli said that only 3 villagers joined the cooperative at that time. Essence

When Ayiguli was the most difficult, the cooperative was supported by the township and received entrepreneurial subsidies. She went to Nanjing, Suzhou and other places to learn advanced embroidery skills.

Ai Guli, who has been charging again, is a hundred times more confident. She combines the traditional Uyghur traditional embroidery skills with the embroidery skills such as Su Embroidery. The embroidery products are richer and more rich than the general patterns on the market. Slowly, the cooperatives had more orders, and employees saw hope.

"Now our embroidery has gone to the national market, and this month received orders from Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Shanghai and other places, and the business is getting more and more popular." Cooperative technical backbone Niazi Hhanzharai said proudly Essence

After several years of hard work, the cooperative employees have increased to more than 20 people. The products have developed from traditional bedding, pillow, flower hat, tablecloth and other embroidery to various products that are currently embroidered, weaving, and clothing.

The sisters have a skill, lived on their own hands, and have a new look.

After the villagers who never put on makeup, Ziguili Ai Hai mentioned that the cooperatives went to work every day and came to work neatly. "Work with the sisters every day, talk and laugh, and get a salary of about 2,800 yuan per month, especially happy." Ru Zigu Li said.

Ai Guli also launched an embroidery training course for free all year round. In recent years, more than 100 women in the surrounding villages have mastered embroidery and weaving skills. (Pomegranate Cloud Editor: He Yanhong)

Source: Pomegranate/Xinjiang Daily

Edit: Ariminisa Tu Gong

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